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RT @nytimesworld: The Chinese economy has grown so fast for so long that it is easy to forget how unlikely its metamorphosis into a global…

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People of Ireland, The New York Times (@nytimes) wants to hear your views on the abortion referendum #8thAmendment https://t.co/x6lSZETGWJ

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RT @pedrocareme2015: @Tesseracta regarding your article on refusing prizes, I suggest you could add Grigory Perelman to your list. He refu…

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“My generation had dreams.” But now elderly Japanese are often living, and dying, alone. https://t.co/fEuxPClYV6

NYT special report: In Japan, a danchi (housing complex) of 171 nearly identical buildings is known for "lonely deaths." Here's what it's like to live there https://t.co/fEuxPClYV6

RT @nytimesworld: Yoshikazu Kinoshita, 83, never imagined that his decline — and Japan’s — could be so rapid https://t.co/rOmSYV3jPW https:…

RT @nytimesworld: Chieko Ito, 91, lives in a Japanese housing complex known for lonely deaths. "When I think about death, I’m afraid.” http…

NYT special report: A single-minded focus on economic growth has left a generation of elderly Japanese facing lonely deaths https://t.co/fEuxPClYV6

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RT @thesecret: If you change how you feel by changing the way you think of yourself, you will also change the way you are treated by others.

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